She would snub the stage and walk down the ballroom aisle to connect with the audience while her soaring voice emitted some spiritual sensation of elegance and enchantment.
Pavilion of Redemption on Old Richmond Road, in Sugarland Texas, took an entirely different look on Saturday, June 10th 2017, when the renowned Houston-based Gospel Singer, Sister Vic energized a full gallery of audience with her latest music endeavor; a launch of the Midnight coffee Album. Hosted by Chosen Okonrende, the show featured familiar names like Mysree Tomi Favored, Ayokunle Falomo, Desmond Ikegwuonu, Ola Kuku, Evelyn Recinos, Kanyin Ojo.
Sister Vic is not new in the showground of contemporary gospel; she had worked with several mainstream artists and producers. Also, she has been performing at churches, Christian revival events, and gospel crusades. Yet Saturday’s event was exceptional, as she treated her audience with soulful jazzy gospel music, occasionally executed in fascinating melodies and smooth tones. She would snub the stage and walk down the ballroom aisle to connect with the audience, while her soaring voice emitted some spiritual sensation of elegance and enchantment.
She was clear about her ultimate desire; to see people from all walks of life obtain peace in Christ, and to see the body of Christ just as that: a body, working together in sincere love. This covenant was demonstrated throughout this event.
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